Global food retailers eyeing India: Centre
Big retail chains and food brands from the U.K., Italy and Brazil are eyeing an entry in the Indian market
Urjit Patel stares at half-empty RBI board
Urjit Patel, the newly appointed governor of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), faces a problem that doesn’t concern interest
When India plays warm host to good neighbours
With two back-to-back high-profile visits by Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani (September 14-15) and Nepal Prime Minister Prachanda (September 15-18) this
Reliance owes Mumbai development authority Rs. 1,577 crore
Reliance Industries Ltd, which recently launched its telecom service Jio, owes Rs. 1,576.90 crore in additional premium charges to the
U.S. bombers fly over S.Korea in show of
Two U.S. supersonic B-1 Lancer strategic bombers flew over South Korea on Tuesday morning in a show of force and
Karnataka erupts over SC order on Cauvery
As Bengaluru and parts of Karnataka were gripped by large scale violence and arson on Monday, one person died and
Hillary Clinton says feeling much better, didn’t think
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has said she is feeling much better and did not think the incident of her
IS spokesman al-Adnani killed in US air strike:
The Pentagon has confirmed that a United States air strike killed Islamic State leader and spokesman Abu Mohamed al-Adnani in
Stretch on Mysuru Road turns into battleground
Plumes of smoke emanated from either side of Mysuru Road, and parts of torched trucks littered the road. The 3-km
Strike by anganwadi workers enters seventh day
The indefinite hunger strike staged by Anganwadi workers and assistants entered the seventh day in Kalaburagi city on Monday. The